According to NuWire Investor, there are five countries that top the list for substantial long term real estate investment pay-out and should you wonder what they are, here is the list: Albania, Brazil, Panama, the Philippines and Tunisia. These are the countries that made the list and they have based it on the three factors below:

1. a growing economy – pushes the house prices up while increasing housing demands;
2. a stable investment environment; and
3. a great place to go on a vacation.

First in our list, Albania is now moving into an industrialized nation with international banks aiding infrastructure projects and economic reforms. It is forecasted that property values here will grow 5-10 times exponentially within the coming 7 to 10 years. With this kind of progress, Albania is on track to join the European Union in 2014, which will boost the economy.

Second, Brazil, in 5-10 years time is already calculated to be the fifth largest economy in the world being one of the world’s five largest food and meat exporters. Currently, properties here are a lot less costly compared to other leading economies but it will soon grow in value until prices are similar. Other infrastructures in this country is rapidly growing and improving.

With an annual growth rate of 3 percent in the time of crisis for most countries, Panama’s economy continues to rise with its fast growing services sector. The economy will continue to grow and, upon the completion of the Panama Canal’s expansion by the year 2014, it will skyrocket. With this rates, properties are believed to be worth 2 to 5 times its current value over the next 5, 10, 15 years.

Philippines, leading the emerging markets of Asia, did manage to grow exponentially on the back of the outsourcing boom which has expanded due to recession while remittances coming from overseas Filipino workers continue to support the economy. According to International Monetary Fund, Philippines’ economy is forecasted to increase by 4%.

Tunisia, being one of the fastest growing market economies, brought about by massive development in the agricultural sector and constant augmentation in construction industry, remains to advertise low-priced properties. Same with the Philippines, the IMF states that its economy is bound to grow by 4%.